New Research Finds Not Every New Jersey Community Has Local News— Even When Outlets Are Nearby
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Dr. Jennifer Henrichsen, Assistant Professor
Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University
August 2026 | Download Report (PDF)
SCOPE IT: 7 Steps Toward Understanding the Journalism Employment Landscape
Appendix A: Sample Survey Questions
Appendix B: Table of Strengths/Weaknesses of Various Approaches
SCOPE IT: 7 Steps Toward Understanding the Journalism Employment Landscape
APPENDIX A: Sample Survey Questions
APPENDIX B: Table of Strengths/Weaknesses of Various Approaches
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